Danzig III: How The Gods Kill 1956-1963 Highlights emotionally slippery songwriting at the

emotionally slippery songwriting at the center

The character of Billy McLane draws loosely on Marty Robbins' song "Old Red" as a founding mythological source

The album features strong vocal performances and driving percussion that complement the intense instrumentation

"Line of Fire" is the third studio album by the Canadian rock band Headpins

the group leans on bass pulse

Danzig III: How The Gods Kill 1956-1963 Highlights emotionally slippery songwriting at theDanzig III: How the Gods Kill is the third studio album by Danzig, released on July 14, 1992 on Def American Recordings and once again produced by Rick Rubin. It arrived at a peculiar moment of vindication for the band: the mainstream rock world was finally catching up to the blues metal blueprint that Danzig and Rubin had been developing since 1988, with Metallica's Black Album borrowing heavily from their template and younger disciples like Alice in